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Josip Juranovic Celtic transfer exit laughed off by fans with pointed Albian Ajeti advice

Shock reports have linked the defender with a move to the English Premier League after a successful debut Premiership campaign.

Full-back Josip Juranovic has been linked with a move away from Celtic - and the fans have come up with a hilarious contingency plan.


The Croat has become an instant favourite with supporters during his debut campaign after playing a key role in the Premiership title success.


Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano says his form has caught the attention of clubs with "many" unnamed outfits chasing a deal.


He states that English Premier League sides are waiting to tempt Celtic into a sale this summer.

(Image: PA)

But the Parkhead fans have come up with a cunning plan on social media to keep Juranoivic in Glasgow's east end.

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Fans have been quick to try to mislead Romano and potential suitors into thinking Albian Ajeti is actually Juranovic.

The light-hearted quips saw one supporter comment on the status with a snap of the forgotten Swiss striker pitched as a lookalike.

Albian Ajeti reacts during the Cinch Scottish Premiership match between Livingston FC and Celtic FC
Albian Ajeti reacts during the Cinch Scottish Premiership match between Livingston FC and Celtic FC(Image: Getty Images)
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They commented on Twitter: "DEAR ALL PREMIER LEAGUE CLUBS; This is Josip Juranovic. Regards, The Celtic Support."

Another shared a picture of Ajeti adding: "This is Josip Juranovic. You are welcome to buy him."

Well, they do both have dark hair and a beard, maybe Ange Postecoglou will try the same thing?

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